BBQ Grill Restoration | Time Lapse

Restoration of a Rusty BBQ Grill that had been abandoned for 5 years. It was a new challenge for me because I had never done something like that but we did it with love for our church. Thank you
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[@damo7131]

I would recommend to spray pam, olive oil, crisco...etc inside instead of paint.

[@rundaround7021]

Still can’t believe you painted the inside!

[@robertorodriguez5226]

I just gave my 500 gallon pit to my church. They love it.

[@oscargonzalez5157]

This project was something new for me, I am a computer technician but I like to remodel or repair things. It was a serious mistake not to consult with a painter before applying paint inside the grill. The good thing is that I learned a lot in this project. It will not happen again. Thanks for the comments, they taught me a lot. Blessings.

[@TheEmiliodiaz]

How and what would you use to clean the inside?

[@dougshaffer5524]

First, awesome job! Two things you might want to add. 1. Non-skid on the bed of the trailer, that's the last place I'd want to lose footing. 2. Weld some tube steel to the top of the rails to protect you from that sharp edge.

[@eeshadd]

Wow! Looks beautiful! Great job!

[@leosalas41ify]

Asome pit!

[@zenbloomnow]

This is really amazing work! Professional or not, what a blessing!!

[@jstar1000]

Never paint the heating chamber inside or out, you clean off the rust like you did then oil the whole thing down inside and out and burn a hot fire in it and every time you go to fire it up or every couple of times or so you re-oil it and it will look just like its been painted but be like a cast iron skillet inside and out. The trailer and all other parts were OK to paint. I just did a similar grill and it looks freaking awesome and I used zero paint. Whish I could post before and after photos for you.

[@rickd1369]

Wow! It looks awesome! You guys did a great job! I mean, I wouldn’t eat out of it, but it looks fantastic!

[@caseyworthy6889]

Y’all did an amazing job on that

[@TheTeamdom]

Good job! 👍🏼 But please use respiratory masks for the sanding part to avoid i haling rust.

[@MishaTal1]

Magnificent!!

[@peterlai9018]

I hope the paint stays on and not flake off as etching primer wasn't applied. But good job anyway!

[@123joshmallett]

Great job! But please remove the inside paint. Not good not good

[@melgozakoki85]

Well I found the answer I was looking for? Great job for being the first time. I would of probably consider sandblasting after like the first hour and thinking.. this ain't working. Lol Now flip the trailer over lol jk.. cus if the top was bad the under side is worse... bearings, leaf springs, just something to consider. If yall haven't done it yet.

[@Jorge-bg1fc]

God is good always

[@Wickedjc2119]

Looks great. But that was exhausting. I kept wanting to scream sandblaster lol

[@damo7131]

Good for decoration but not to cook, you will be eating the chemicals of the paint.

[@kenairockband]

Bueno!

[@mightyoak777]

Run a super hot 🔥 fire before cooking ANYTHING in this to burn the paint off. You aren't suppose to paint the inside. Once you get the paint off, you'll want to coat it with oil like cast iron. Just please be sure to get that paint out of the inside.

[@BigBoiBalu]

Ill never know why people paint the inside of a bbq. Is it seasoning? 😆

[@jacobwebster6061]

nope, it's not good to paint the inside of the grill. Just spray it with a high temp oil, like vegetable oil, or canola, or the like. Then build a hot fire to season it.

[@TheVoltronjacko]

I'm about to paint a smoker with an HVLP air gun and that rustoleum high heat paint. Did you have to dilute the paint to get it to spray?

[@ClassicCityMinistry]

So I got a red oak smoker and the bottom of the grille has completely fell off....what can I do to replace the bottom of the grill to restore it somewhat???

[@goodcleanfun1640]

Let me guess after painting the inside and the grates you cooked the food with pine wood.

[@TheTheiceman79]

Well Brother Great Job!!. How long did it take y'all from start to finish? The whole rig came out great. And how is it holding up after a year of use? Job well done...

[@oscargonzalez5157]

he sanding of the grill took 5 hours and to complete the job two days.

[@danielbenson1378]

Just curious since Im about to do something similar, how long did it take to sand off the rust? Hours? Days?

[@oscargonzalez5157]

The sanding of the grill took 5 hours and to complete the job two days.

[@MrSlocumj]

I was watching this video saying “oh this is gonna be nice”.....”wish I could find one like this” and “I can’t wait to see the finished product”.......and then something happened..... when it happened I said “pssss, ooooo nooo 😬.....😞” I’m sure you all know what I’m talking about.... better luck next time.

[@rundaround7021]

Why the hell did you paint the inside!!!???

[@PNWLiving1725]

I thought youareenot supposed to spray the inside????

[@brandonhunt133]

Great video. You really should wear a mask when sanding and spray painting. Lung damage isn't fun when you're old.

[@oscargonzalez5157]

thanks for the advice

[@bolanosdavid32]

Wanted to see the tools that were used

[@coffeethepresacanario3169]

KNOWN you have to BURN the PAINT OUT THE INSIDE AND OFF OF THE GRATE

[@ahmadzabelfachreza3321]

is the cooking grate can't be painted too? only coat with canola oil?

[@bighardman33]

Which church is it?

[@oscargonzalez5157]

El Buen Pastor Baptis Church. We are located in Katy TX.

[@denicewilliams1792]

Don't eat there they painted the inside of the grill

[@bighardman33]

@@denicewilliams1792 Oh wow. I can't believe anybody would ever paint the inside of a BBQ

[@coffeethepresacanario3169]

YOUR NOT SUPPOSED TO PAINT THE INSIDE

[@tanhongpheng7604]

Hi, what solution can be done?

[@-severednerve-767]

What should have been done as professional was to take it apart degrease re grease all of temper it and then paint it

[@randomnav]

Never, ever paint the inside of a BBQ grill.The paint will eventually work it's way into the food. Never paint the grill either.

[@billtheboatman]

BBQ? Not really. More like a char grill.